Free Basics of Microcontroller Driver Development

Skills You’ll Learn

Register-level-programming
GPIO-control
Bitwise-operations
Datasheet-reading
Embedded-C
Bare-metal-coding
Hardware-debugging

About Course

Be an Embedded Systems Software Engineer!

Master the fundamentals of embedded systems software engineering and build the skills to design.

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Requirements

  • Basic C programming
  • Interest in electronics or microcontrollers
  • Laptop for code practice

That’s all, we start from fundamentals.

Basics of Microcontroller Driver Development

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    Free Basics of Microcontroller Driver Development - FAQs

    Do I need prior embedded knowledge?
    No. This course starts from the basics.
    Is this course completely free?
    Yes, it is 100% free.
    Do I need STM32 hardware?
    Hardware is optional but recommended for practice..
    Which programming language is used?
    Embedded C.
    Will I learn using libraries?
    No. This course focuses on basic register-level concepts.
    Who is this course for?
    Beginners in embedded systems and ECE students.
    Can I complete this on mobile?
    You can watch the lessons on mobile, but coding practice requires a laptop.
    What will I learn after this course?
    You will understand microcontroller basics, registers, and simple GPIO control.

    More Information You Need to Know

    It is the process of writing low-level code that directly controls hardware peripherals like GPIO, timers, UART, and SPI using registers.

    • Microcontroller architecture basics

    • How registers actually work

    • GPIO driver development from scratch

    • Bit manipulation and memory mapping

    • Writing clean embedded C for hardware

    • Understanding datasheets and reference manuals

    • Beginners in embedded systems

    • Electronics and ECE students

    • Arduino users moving to bare-metal programming

    • Developers who want low-level hardware control

    • Anyone preparing for embedded interviews

    No prior STM32 experience required.

    • IoT device firmware

    • Automotive embedded systems

    • Robotics control boards

    • Wearables and medical devices

    • Industrial automation

    Driver development is the foundation of all embedded products.